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The smallest and most southern of the Scandinavian countries, Denmark offers an interesting mix of lively cities and rural countryside. Ancient castles, ri

ng forts, jazz festivals, the sleekest modern design you'll ever see and the people who invented Lego - who could ask for more?

Danish Vikings once took to the seas and ravaged half of Europe, but these days they've filed down their horns and forged a society that stands as a benchmark of civilization, with progressive policies, widespread tolerance and a liberal social-welfare system.

Copenhagen rhyming with pagan (the way the Danes themselves pronounce the capital's name when saying it in English), is the capital of Denmark and the country's largest city (metropolitan population 1,115,035 (2006)), at present made up of 16 municipalities. It is also the name of the adjacent county. Copenhagen is the seat of the national parliament, the government, and the monarchy.

The contemporary Danish name for the city is a corruption of the original designation for the city, Kjøbmandehavn, "merchants' harbor." The English name for the city is derived from its German name, Kopenhagen. The element Hafnium is named after the city's Latin name, Hafnia.

Copenhagen has been Denmark's capital for 600 years. It's an appealing and largely low-rise city comprised of block after block of period six-storey buildings. Church steeples punctuate the skyline, with only a couple of modern hotels marring the view.

No matter what your interests, Copenhagen has a whole lot of sightseeing and entertainment on offer. Historic or modern, gay or straight, sleek shops or cosy cafes - it's all nestled right in the heart of a compact city and presented with typical Scandinavian assurance and flair.
Copenhagen is located on the eastern shore of the island of Zealand (Sjælland) and partly on the island of Amager. Copenhagen faces to the east the Øresund, the strait of water that separates Denmark from Sweden, and that connects the North Sea with the Baltic Sea. On the Swedish side of the sound directly across from Copenhagen, lie the towns of Malmö and Landskrona.

1,115,035 people live in metropolitan Copenhagen (Storkøbenhavn) , which is a statistical abstract only. Of these, 501,158 live in the Municipality of Copenhagen, 91,855 in the Municipality of Frederiksberg, 68,623 in the Municipality of Gentofte and another 453,399 in 13 other nearby municipalities.

An even larger metropolitan region is known as the Copenhagen Region (Hovedstadsregionen), which consists of the municipalities of Copenhagen and Frederiksberg, and the counties of Copenhagen, Frederiksborg and Roskilde. The population of Hovedstadsregionen is 1,831,751 (2006). Land area: 2760 km² (1,065.6 sq mi). Water area: 105 km² (40.5 sq mi). Thus, the Copenhagen Region comprises 6,5% of the land area of Denmark, but has 34% of Denmark´s population. This gives a total of 664 inhabitants per km² or 1,720 per square mile for the Region. This compares with a population density in the rest of the country of approximately 90 per km² or around 230 per square mile. The population density of the Region is around 300 inhabitants per km² (777 sq mi) outside the metropolitan area of Copenhagen, and this is also the population density of Zealand as a whole.

Copenhagen is also a part of the resund region, which consists of the eastern part of Zealand in Denmark and the western part of Skåne in Sweden.

Copenhagen Travel Guide - The city of Copenhagen is a very interesting city to say the least. It is one where there are palaces that noblemen built. On one hand is the serene, beautiful scenery and on the other hand a busy and thriving city. You will love all the cultural aspects of the city, which are very good indeed. Since Copenhagen is Denmark’s only major city and it is also the country’s capital it is the home to large commercial and financial organizations.

There are over 500,000 people that make Copenhagen their home and they take part in what happens in their city. They wanted new sites for housing and places of culture and they wish to bring modern jobs to the area and that is what they are doing. While you visit the Copenhagen area you will notice this to be true, with the many buildings going up in the area. Take advantage of all the cultural aspects to see and the many theatre and nightlife options in the area. There is also plenty of shopping too. Experience the Copenhagen City way of life and you’ll see why the people care so much about their hometown.

With so many Hotels in Copenhagen to choose from you will find one that is right for you. Be sure to plan your trip well in advance, booking rooms or car rentals with enough time so you can insure that you will have one waiting for you. Enjoy every minute of your trip to Copenhagen and see and do as much as you possibly can.

So while you are visiting keep this in mind that the people of this city love the area and you will see why. Every site you see and with every person’s hand you shake as you meet them you will come to know their culture and the Copenhagen way of life. You’ll make new friends and then feel like they have become a family. You may decide to visit the city of Copenhagen time and time again.